SV06 ACE

Fuck Slice. At first, they looked like a good company. Then they turned into patent trolls who are slowing innovation of hotends (for example Slice vs Goliath hotend) and now the are trying to use another nozzle "standard". We are having shitload of nozzle designs, it is already very hard to get rig

I resisted for many years, I only got one this winter. I would definitely say it's worth it, I've had loads of fun making useful prints whenever I want to, or even designing my own. As for which printer to pick, I think it mostly just boils down to what you want from it. If you only want it as a too

You’ll notice that almost everything I printed here is with Sunlu PLA, which I honestly think is amazing. To give you an example: I printed a pink bird feeder in PLA and put it outside on my balcony in full sun all day in May (I live in the countryside in Italy, where it gets insanely hot — like 40°

SV07 is far easier to mod/upgrade as it uses standard, off-the-shelf parts for the frame. Whilst yes the Sovol SV06 ACE is "open source" and the hardware specs are all published on github with schematics, some parts - particularly the X and Y rails - use SG15 wheels on custom-fabricated rails (6mm s

If you are in it for the hobby factor, maybe you should consider the first reason why 3D printers are a thing. The RepRap https://reprap.org/ project is about building replicating machines for rapid prototyping and which in principle can print parts for themselves. Open source software, hardware and

Hi! Probably someone told it already or you already read it somewhere but the Silicone Tubes Bed Mod is a good option, (not too messy or hard, neither too risky) and after a few try and learn I went from +1.5mm of range to 0.25mm and now I am about 0.15mm. The mayor problem with the SV06 ACE's bed i

so the M5C is no longer owned by anker as they sold their entire 3d printing line to eufy. also that printer is 5ish years old now if I remember correctly. I would be more worried about parts/support buying one personally. you don't need to be an engineer to enjoy 3d printing. there is such a range

Sovol SV06 Ace. 220220230 mm build volume. Easy to assemble. Dual motor z axis for dimensional accuracy. Fully open source design as far as I am aware. Open source Klipper firmware. This launched one month after I bought my A1 mini from Bambu, and that hurt. Avoid Bambu and anything with proprietary

sovol is a great choice for ppl that love open source, but dont get him the SV07 as its an older model, the SV06 ACE is better in any way and still under $250. also take a look at the elegoo centauri carbon, its an enclosed machine and absolutely the best $300 printer you can get. the only problem w

I have multiple of both A1's and 06 ACE's. The bed being unlevel is really not an issue IMO since mesh bed leveling takes care of any unevenness automatically. They both can perform equally well and I can push the ACE a little faster but Bambu has a better UI, purge system, nozzle swap, and option t